Boston University

Boston University is a private university with a student count of over 29,000 and more than 4,000 faculty members. The primary campus is situated alongside Boston's Charles River. BU, also known as, was established in 1839 by Methodist clergy and laymen, and is nonsectarian by the present day. Besides, research activity of BU is considerable with $553 million allocated for the operations, where Boston Medical Center poses the largest $145 million, a medical school faculty for by BU provided grants. BU provides the DEA, masters, and bachelor's degree through eighteen schools and colleges.

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University Name	Boston University
Acronym	BU
Year Established	1839
Motto	Learning, Virtue, Piety
Governing Type	Private (Not for Profit)
Student Body	Co-education
Highest Degree	Doctorate
Campus Type	Urban
Colors	Scarlet and white

Location

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Address	One Sherborn Street, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

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Phone	+1 (617) 353 2000
Fax	+1 (617) 353 2053
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Accepts International Students	Yes
Student Body	Men and Women
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	Bachelor's Degrees	Master's Degrees	Doctorate Degrees	Diplomas
Arts & Humanities	n/a
Business & Social Sciences	n/a
Engineering	n/a			n/a
Language & Cultural Studies	n/a
Medicine & Health	n/a
Science & Technology	n/a

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